“can the Sandisk ultra fit 64GB usb 3.1 flash drive be formatted to "FAT 32" format?”

Asked by Ken 5 years ago

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Yes it can, but you will have to use a second party app as Windows will only format them as NTFS or ExFat. They worked fine in my car audio systems after I formatted them to Fat32.
Answered by photofrankFM 4 years ago
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Yes. I formatted FAT32 with no problems.
Answered by JoshR 5 months ago
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You can format it as exFat and NTFS. Due to the limitation of FAT32, the Windows system doesn't support creating a FAT32 partition on a more than 32GB disk partition. As a result, you cannot directly format a 64GB memory card nor USB flash drive to FAT32
Answered by stvstrm 4 years ago
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Yes, FAT32 max partition size is 2TB.
Answered by RayNYC 5 years ago
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Yes, you can format the SanDisk® Ultra Fit USB 3.1 64GB Flash Drive in FAT32 file system. However, this drive comes in pre-formatted exFAT file system.
Answered by SanDisk Team 5 years ago
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Yes
Answered by HiFiBlaster 5 years ago
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Yes. Mine came already formatted with the fat32 file system.
Answered by DaveS 5 years ago
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Yes
Answered by DPV1 5 years ago
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I’m not sure. You could try googling it.
Answered by Guitarman 5 years ago
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